The Arden Theatre’s Romeo and Juliet doesn’t pretend it’s a love story. It is instead a story about childhood innocence, power, and violence. The first act introduces a strong and distinct tone that emphasizes the childishness and vulgarity of each…
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Students in Bryn Mawr’s Intermediate Italian Through Culture I course took their learning off campus on Oct. 26 during a field trip to DaMo Pasta Lab in Center City Philadelphia, a fast-casual Italian restaurant that specializes in fresh, homemade pasta.…
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In a lively return from their tour of China, the Philadelphia Orchestra took to the stage of Marian Anderson Hall to perform Holmès’ La Nuit et l’amour (Interlude), Connesson’s Cello Concerto, and Berlioz’s Symphonie Fantastique. This celebration of contemporary and…
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By Oliver Wilson, Guest Writer [Editor’s note: Open letters published in the Bi-College News do not reflect the views of the publication, its staff, or its editorial board. This letter represent only the views of the author. The Bi-Co News…
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By Kate Hawthorne, Staff Editor A former prosecutor for the United States Department of Justice, Office of Special Investigations spoke at the Rohr Center for Jewish Life at Haverford about his experiences Nazi Hunting. Mr. Goldberg shared a variety of…
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By Sophie Webb Leah Lakshmi, a “queer disabled femme of color writer, performance artist, and educator,” appeared at the Bryn Mawr Campus Center on Tuesday, March 28, as the Disability Awareness Month Keynote Speaker. Lakshmi is the author of four…
Read MoreBy Pat O’Shea, Sports Writer Ladies and gentlemen, the Haverford women’s basketball team is on a roll. With a victory this past Tuesday night against their rival Bryn Mawr, the Fords secured their ninth victory in a row, surpassing the…
Read MoreBy Kate Hawthorne, Staff Writer BBC America’s new show “Dirk Gently’s Holistic Detective Agency” kicked off its first season on Oct. 22, 2016 with an hour-long pilot episode entitled “Horizons.” The new series, directed by Max Landis, boasts an amazing…
Read MoreBy Kate Hawthorne, Staff Writer If you like “Wicked” by Gregory Maguire, “Alice’s Adventures in Wonderland” by Lewis Carroll, and “Alice Through the Looking Glass” by Lewis Carroll, then you should read… “After Alice” by Gregory Maguire This novel continues in the same vein as Maguire’s more…
Read MoreBy Chloe Lindeman, Co-Editor-in-Chief When was the last time you wrote or created something that really made you proud? For Alex Brooks (HC ’17), that moment is now — but it’s been in the works for more than four years.…
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